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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-10
( MARTINS rFnRY..

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Dead, Of Joshua aiaalo--rhs water Works
|ia U lnyc,tisa,,on, Etc.
Tho Laushlin mill goes on tomorrow. a,
Miss Allie Wallace, OF Toronto svisihns friends
hare. '.8Tl i5IT7' 80 Z l2s ~ iIsGE
Miss Maggie Pennington has returned home from
Guernsey county. li AsE q - iiall s44sS1
Charles SS!l!ns new building IN Martins add
An infant th,li o. NJ, collins Of Filth street.
died yesterday morpinB n a. y: 2. t55 d, s3
Misses g ,.si RadS Soa esst' Griffith returned
. sssss a as ssss fst Ground The city 'ost1p
Misses mary Thomas and .. Sheets arc visiting
Miss CLARA Zane on the lsisud. tSs'7
Tho Apnnesphof Singing Society p!cnics ut Hell.
llpgs orchard u. morrow eyenins, r h m Sfi
Dr. a. i. Org Will light bis Hanover street drug
store on Saturday nlsht with natural gas. n
The Martins Feny ks and barrel factory will
make iull time after 'hS Laushliu mill resumes
W.. Bail has rctdrned home from Beaver where
no. has been spending tic simmer during The
buckeye glass house STOP =, =, N No. K
Rev Earl D. lFoi.x loi, yes,erday Tor Butrs MILL.
H nmete 20 VIII leclute this evening on "pielSS
lands nials ~ Tho camp neeuns how being held
Now that tho mills viii all 30 working after TO.
odd iime gall" = 80 ' \. 4 n
The water works ,nSyetsains Committee chosen
pou 70 the citizens IN city hail Oh Monday eve
tlolS. ','gi ''ts - - 20.
Mr ,o q Maus an an1 highly respected
The hill back ef town Moutay Night. OF dysen,ory.
e eaI remains will De Inferred In Scots Ridge Gem.
oh hey b,, %is r[ss!lns Elder q the
Walnut Grove Camp Gtoutd toiny aud tormor.
Sunday next. rE "a T''''' 4 - X Il,
Tho colored Quartette viii give a grand musical
some y c tsia A S evening
lake part. and tho latest dialogues add songs OF
'he season will 10 except onally we'll rendered. \
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Z Batteries-Fitxzersld and McLaney fol
Akron; ScAell and Parker for sandusky.
Base hita-Akron, IS; sandusky, 20. Er.
rors-Ak1on, 8; sanduaky,4. Time, 2:l5.
Umpire, Bell. !, i.5 En- III a j.J,li9i
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO The Crtdsorso Of Gtorqe A. Cga,or, deceased:
:, In pursuance ri decree OF the Circuit Court oil
me County Of Ohio, State OF West Virginia, made
10 cause therein pending, to subject the real cs
his debts, you are required to present your claims
against the estate Of thu said George Clator for al
|Hid!catiou 70 Joseph r. PAUL., Gommissiones. at
Wheeling. Ohio county West Virginia, on or be.
'ors Wednesday, tho 9th day OF August, 1887. f'F
4, witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court
this 18th day oil July, 1857. ~ 81. :. 80
-. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
JylXWc sa=.T rsfHE4 % EiE7E,l Clerk f
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FOR s A guE e, !,

| q. T.
80 Acre Farm on Boggs' Run s21oo;. win az.
change lot city property. IGI' - -
-Four L''S at Windsor, Brooke county, ". Va,
On iiue 81 r, Y. Ky: railroad. -
M Two honse, No. y Eighteenth street, and 1909
| No. 0l8 McColloch street, 81, 800 81
No. III Alley II, near McColloch street a sevon
foomed Imme house with good cellar, Stoue fo,In.
oation, q tull lot GO by 100 feet, I'll SS,' -
No. ~ Alley II, ANAL frame house. fan lot
lsb0xl20 feet Price $780, -
,9T Acrea Edgington Lane, 4 six roorned houuo
about NV choice bearing fruit trees pra NV ana
other tmall 'raIss. Price s, 500 Wifi exchanre
No. Isl South Penn street. 3 rooued franc hons.
w eth good Stone foundation; ground 2oxl.o Price
81 Acre Farm. four soomed hewed loo honso}
head Of Proctor, creek, seven miles INN Prncto,
hfMaon 1b6 on Ohio AVes Railroad; can be- bought
One Of the most desirable and substantial ,c,,
aences Within tho oily, situated on .aortheast cnr
ner oil Chapline and Fourteenth gtreets hnns.
numbered 1870 Chaplne street: the lot irontr n
leet on Chapllne street. Terms OF payment css -
one.aith cash, balance In equal anntai naynnnf},
T W..h ia!eiest payable annually. Fifteen year
No. ny South Penn stree. a six roomed fran,
aotlse VIII stone foundation aud basement, WAN
iee.u Cet%t ana c3al house; ground fronting &
rect Tanning back 10 teet Price 1, doG
JAMES A. HENRY.
4 Real htste Agent Collector and Notary Pubic
e aue osrlcx, No. l6l2 MARKET ST,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
SOLUTION NOTICE.

11cbUIUI1UNI NUTICE. a y.
N The partnership heretofore existing between W.
aanse Of suswcli & g., Il this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, William Kidd retiring ). Tho
business will he continued by ". N. stilwell, who
VII receive al accounts duo tho firm and pay all
i5;-Sist$f ". N. sTILwRLL,
KIDD, o., August,5. .,g - - = ana
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ngs........... ......., l 2 E8F4Ebs6 1850
Canton ............. o L OgOfls0 O. 6
Columbus. o 0 90 600 0 90
Earned run-Canton, l. Two base hits
Wood and Delaney. q Struck out-By
BauBswine, 2; by Handiboe, 6. Errors
Canton, !, Columbus, s. Time, l:46.
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ANOTHER Project,

After the ordinance had passed in the
Second Branch Col. Caldwell introduced
in the second an ordinance granting to the
Citizsnp' Company the right to extend its
tracks from Forty.fourth to Forty-eighth
street and on Twentieth from Market to
Main, on Main to Twenty-seventh and up
Tweuty.seventh to its present track on
Chapline; slGo the right to use electricity
IS motive power; tho company agreeing
to charge only five cent farce, provided tho
city will abstain from lowing a
special tax of $25 per car
per aDnum. This was q very short and
plainly written ordinance, but while no
one objected 10 its second reading, the
advocates OF the Wheeling company on
the floor OF the chamber deemed it best 10
send 1t to the Committee on Ordinances
and Railroads jointly, to be considered
and reported on, and this WAS done.
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9. 4 Conkle was before Squire Edwards yesterr.
day sltsihn moor 70. ssing LIQUOR vi hout license
~ eeie pond to not sell any moro between The
also to await tho aeIioa Of the next grand jury.
Ed koontz assaulted Harvey Cox Monday, and
best btn about the face bccause Mr. Cox had given
n ar hosontz's name as witness aseiust Cool /
selling LIQUOR without license. Esquire Edwaris
bound kooutz over TO await the action OF The grand
iury MI Cox says he viii bti1g suit against him
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Dissolution Notice,

We. tho undersigned members Of the firm doing
s ouslness unhaer the pane Of Marshall 4 Van Eos
zen; have mis- day BY mutual consent dissolved
partnership. ". u. Marshall. IT,. retiring All
claims due 70 aud due by the said nrm viii DO sci.
tied BY Ira b. Van Fotsen. 1-' - 1, s :
* = W. MARSHALL, JR., :.
u Pa q l. B. VAN FO35EN.
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SOME malicious Person entered tho stable Of los.
Spa SofniGnry sihy saada Ssaag aa
luaI WIN have 10 &c Killed On tIe fo, iv Gm
night the same place was entered aud MI. MciIens'
sys hasasss va eut in several places aimost dc.
sh5oy'ss It. was aeaIly new wing been In use
the party Is or whit tho object can be In perpe,ta.
ting such an outrage ~ n ia = +. -
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DA1rY TNTFiIeENoER WEDNEsDA 1851

sentes. Nearly all the bnslncss transacted
by the Second. as detailed above, was
Concnrred In. Council adjourned at ! l 1856
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.XHEELlS0 lk.lI
Innings. .-........ ! 2fss45z6g7t 49,
ing....-.............. % 9 o o o Il 0
Lanesvtll ........ ........ 0 o % 3 3 KIP

Earned runs, Wheeling, 2; zanesvlllc.7 Two
bsss hits, Nichol. Three baso bits, Collyer md
Lemons Double plays, Niehot to \ icholson;
smurthwaitc to Lemons. 10 Fry. Bases on balls
by Dunn. i: By Scoring. J.. Hi by pitched ball.
BY Scoring. l. Wild pitches. Scoring, 2. Passed
balls, wes:lgke, !: Lauer,2. Time Of game, 2;C5.
President Seeley, Of the home asBocia-
tiou, last night te!egsaphed 10 President
Voegele, Of the League, to Send another
umpire Tor to.asy's game, or wire him
permission to employ substitute.
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Tho Teachers' County Institute is now in session
s Mi| Is lessely attended IS couducted BY FToi
f Se % faS,a The teachers Of
.eaehets grots many Of thea are eompiainipvEs
that several teachers lave been tcachinr wilhant
hayinG aSt been ressssnGd aud thvy say this viii
es wagaed this yeas It IS not fair to excuse some
succession, - = T''' ' '''sa ~
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Samuel Francis was before Mayor Quinn Monday
tq hs at ss N; 1T Isnes proved
and the case was declafcd by .hoss who heard the
evidence TO be sort Of persecution against him
Iysn IN he equity ad Il ,9Tn selling
case YES not such as 10 induce persons to come to
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AssIGNEN,s SALE.
A SSIGNEE's SALE Inn
GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE li4.l...
To the Public.

AS next Thursday, Angus. II, Is the day set for
Inc Butchers psrada and Picnic all Union iaea.
Markets will be closed at s O'Clock 4. NJ. for tho
day. f=5 3 8 4 .s4, & al. lbs - ars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-10

Ihanki5g the public 70, their past. patronage,
my successor. q. '-i5Is,4 W, MARSH All. in y
WHEELING, ". VA. August O. 1897, T'->''-'- nu0 I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-10
THROUGN.A WHOOPING
tue wIIEEL1No RAILWAY C
.7-.t0Ft .' ~ ~ - q 3 ~ ~ ~
Gets the Right OF Way for Its Electrical Mo-
tors Practically In the Same Shape It =
Asked IL aud Almost Without Op.
position Council Last Night.

The regular semi.monthly meeting oil
Council held last evening was well attend.
cd by members, there being only one ab.
sentee from each Branch. Thore was an
unusually large number Of spectators and
Lobbyists, these having been drawn bya
knowledge OF the fact that the ordinance
granting to the Wheeling Electrical Rail-
way Company the right to conhtruct and
operate line Of road would be presented,
and anticipating . lively time oyor It's
passage. In this, however, they were
disappointed, for the friends Of the meas.
ure had everything 80 nicely arranged
that the ordinance slipped through as
easy "a breezs. There was little oppo-
sition, but the majority in favor was SO
large and had its mind 90 strongly made
up TO pass the ordinance as reported, that
the opposition amounted practically to
nothing. IL
The passage OF the ordinance was the
principal feature Of the meeting. It WAS
introduced In the First, backed by peti.
tionu signed by 1883 persons, firms and
corporations asking for it, passage.
Many OF theHe petitioners we're leading
businesa mon and firms. The only amend.
mens made was one offered by Mr.. Dob.
bins, providing that the company shall
pave and keep in repair not only the space
between its tracks but one foot on either
side. Other amendments relative to the
term OF tho grant (by the ordinance 1t
| Ia perpstual), taxation. the time in
which tho company Ia to have Its track
completed and cars running from Tenth
street TO tho southern limits, etc., ETC.,
were offered by Mr.. Dobbins and all re-
iected. In the Second Branch like
amendments were Proposed by Mr.. ALI.
Hon and Mr.. Mitchell =; also amendments ~
to speed, the manner OF conveying the
electricity aud relating to other import
ant points. AL were defeated with laugh
Mr.. Kraf. read from a latter received
from friend Of his at Montgomery, Ala,
ABOUT the danger Of overhead wires, tell.
ing OF the marrow escape from death oil
the Governor Of the State by reason Oh
theee wires, aud Of tho danger to those
using telephones by reason Of tho Cal
cable coming in contact with the wire
None OF this had any effect. Mr.. Grnse
told Of h;s personal observation Of the
working Of an electric road at Lima, Ohio
and letters and telegrams we're read tell.
ing Of the success Of the System, and the
ordinance went through with rush.
In tho First Mr.. Dobbins voted sgaiuai
1t and in the Second Mr.. Allison was the
only one recorded against 1t. Both based
their objections on the unconstitu.ionality
OF the clause exempting the compsny'e
business from taxation for fifteen years.
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REAL ESTATE
FGbR RENrT..

Two thee roomed houses on Eleventh street.
east Of baltimore street, each 81 % q month,
business House, Nc. 2los Main street, SIC &C a
No. 9ls acColloch Street, Sill 90 month. !.
No. lCos Eof stIcct SIS 90 month - Isl X;
No. III Eon street, 6 roomR, Sil 90 month.
No. 2tS Main street, store. rooms, $40 90 month
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Lots in MONDE v;l,,

Lots in Moundsyille. \.
~ TiM sell o. pSste sale four 81 desirable sn,,d.
ss' snd inSsSss soIlsa
q, 70 in Lockwood's addition 10 Mox M";iS w.
as'shsii county, ". Va.
ia * W. H. sRINEHARr, 70 H,
tA aV & fs55; 4 55s fll63 Market Street.
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a Al those knowing. themselves indebted TO the
call and settle within thirty days 80 :
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hRss Ea,l =; Hos ,Sl yesterday Tor Bntrs M!lls
lands" at tho camp necllns now being held
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Akron sun on tho Down Grade

Special DApateh 10 he {ttt!siceaeer. x,
AKRON, O., August o.-Coatly errors
and poor work by Akron's battery tight.
ened her grip upon last place to-day.
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The water works inves eating Committee chosen
o. tho citxens' meeting not long since made TO-
port to tue citizens IA city hail Oh Monday eve.
nttg, but arc not got Though With their invcsiga
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Mr.. Joshua Maule, an I'D anu highly respected
citizen o. this equity. Odd at h!s iate Residence on
9e NIL paek Of town Monday night, OF aysentcry.
a. ne Remains will po Inferred IN sgo!s Ridge Gem.
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NIou,,.isville.

The camp meeting a. sharp's Grove was no. a
camp meeting %il be held near Cameron soon
There We're several rows Saturday nigh. booze
Old the Work. "ood salteIs slightly disasutod
bnct Aayhew's counteuance, knockins him out in
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The following letter simply confirms
the assurances already received:
The PITTSBURGH DISPATCH, |
pfTTsutfpEn uvn,t 1907

HTaar|t -~Noeos Noots 30
Capt. James r. Corien, Corresponding Secretary OF
the Society Of The Army Of fNa Virginia, Rheetfny:
DEAR Sinh reply to your very
courteous invitation Of tho Goth ult. to at
tend J, tho Eleventh Reunion OF your
Society, I feel 1t Incumbent upon me to
accept, and | fully expect to be present
and enjoy the festivities Of your Grand
Army Day celebration on the 26.h inst.
From my experience with the details Of
such gatherings, I gay unheBitatingly that
it is my Judgment that you will have
four days OF unprecedented success. Your
severa! committees hove beea commend
ably active, and have done an unusual
amount OF hard and judicious work. The
generosity and hospitality of your citizens
is worthy OF all praise, aud Gre in keeping
with their enterprise and public spirit. L
There is no doubttnat in magnitude and
splendor Jour approaching reunion will
surpaes all previous efforts. ~
You may safely depend upon huge
delegation from Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
You're in F.. @. ~ r. -sl- gtI-E
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Miss Cora Hehrank and Miss birdie schulcr .,
Wheeling , are visiting Miss Maggie Ludy, Of his
Chester Windsor, left yesterday afternoon for
iats IN h, wfs' b. va VII! friends and then
cities lie viii be gone several Weeks. 'i'e AAs.etn
Louis Donncr. NJ, Bigglemise. Ely Miller and
Charles Morthen, who have been at home for some
weeks visiting their parents; ali lel on Monday 10
resume Their duties In tho Hazel glass works. :. y
Ths Steam f. sy5oat Transit arrived home yes
ersbutg. where she hid been UNDERGOING reps ii
In het Absence teams were taken across The siycr
on sf ", Th!s as, ~ saer work CITIZENS
Texas With car lead Of horcs Which he Viii so on.
aeay9r 70 tell ln br'oke County. Mr. Curtis has
been ~ Texas about three years engaged In raising
~ oSH has Usf@ yeEy S ls has
back. 5lif . 80 I'm 1H
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!, Now thHt tho mills viii all 30 working after To-
IL! !S, Eon soSa start business vii resume its
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W.. Bail has rctarued home trou, Beaver where
No. No. ilah been spending the summer during The
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

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cssrRAaxaD ExRCsrrons.
rHn MnAnrNo oH Taa ANARCHISTS knp
LOUIS ~nAvxpp mFsx. OF Tmm
sckRRo1p cnMrAkxD.

Il heaF aoma peopis-of course very
few hsEs-who talk a. u thar thoaehs
The anaFohisis shsald net have been
hune." sziS sn cid ioaFnallss yesterday,
-ana yss visa ] fsninaed hen Of ths
exssusscn Of Rlal IN Canada, lsss than
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ses Ia the PouTN FNxEz1zaENcxn this
aoRning I am inclined 10 tAink sAsre
are vsEy many points II diEsEsnss BE-.
tween them."
Ha then said Substantially as follows :
Risi Wss the leader and he aaknowl-
edged oackes % the pscrle q bis raee.
He saa . fFeneh half-brsed. Arch
hsshap Taeha. cf 81 Baaifaoa. eafly
asak q great liking 30 Riei and edauaaed
kitu al his Own sxpenss and madQ hin
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tsndtn9 him Ter tae rFiesthood. whiae.
hoWeVaf. Riei d&ciined 10 enaaR. AfseF
tNe HndscnR Bay U1mpany snfFsHders a
ti4 Fighta 10 The Dcminlcn Of Qanaes.
Aua before . guEeraaF wAa appainktd y
Canada. sAere WaN a lang period II
wAieA there waa no canfFal szthor3ty.
ara the haif-AFead ropaiatian, feelfnR
Al she 10 eMseas Of tAss state a. chaos.
. @aniHe1 . pfoytstrnal ecveF1msns and
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River reeaiiSon waa sAt9 10 Be aa1-
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Ths steam pAskeniine dsass u. Erssmar
tcek En- 80 tone e EEanklin coal teday.
Eela9ufna = he oregonf4asa paxaGranA a.
RuEsian4 ffNiaAta, pahliahea this mefaIne,
Three vessels have been taken at AAn Fran.
clseo ~ the aaHsgnrs Of Drsaeaeh and Eossn,
ial4 % loaA s,ringe wheat Tha nrm Of Blun
essdwin = 6ifyin have ten aAIps 1oaaIna
proesbly viii tie sams material. ThsrA 3 ~
neW b1sletss reported fer Portland Ioadine.
Tha foflowing ehartez1 uaee reported from
san Francisco On Friday: For Onk, y, Il,
esftish ahip Hsn4ask. ira, lxst aoas 81 -,
aAip Ganrsnee 8. bensn4. lFUn, fsea tons. a
~ ~. shls ssrvts weed, TVS tara, sf "a All
eaksa ~ G. B. eeone, aNsig1eo. Chartered far
lunear from TIE SQUAD 10 Mexioos Bari
callf1kpiA md Balfwian barb Den Nicolas.
8AE fAkEc1Rno. New. 1a.--ArrfFea-eeesm
ss1ta q California, Postiana.
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Bargains IN dress k0eds 81 our ereas
removal sala. New bargains Moaaag
mnFninR. Teksas 3 Slnesrman.
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particular smpoTtanes.